President promised the price of diesel will decrease by at least Sh10 in the next cycle.
By Anthony Kitimo
Correspondent
President William Ruto has persuaded transport stakeholders to call off the strike, which was set to resume early next week.
The nationwide strike on Monday and Tuesday this week crippled operations in major towns and cities across the country, with Nairobi being the worst hit.
President Ruto promised at the meeting that the price of diesel will come down by at least Sh10 in the next review cycle.
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